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Can you tell me what Wolverhampton Company produced this Car
Below the old cellar head.
I’m guessing that this is possibly one of the more obscure cars built by Guy Motors, or one of Varley-Woods vehicles which were built by Turners. I know Guy Motors dabbled with car manufacture for a time before concentrating on commercial vehicles, and they did have an open tourer out around the early 1920s.
Varley-Woods didn’t have a great deal of success with their models, and I believe they were only in production for about a year.
I’m going for Guy Motors.
You are spot on Tony, My book says, In 1919 the inclined valve an head design was used for a V-eight engine, the first of this type produced in England, and was used in the Guy touring car.
So here we see The 1919 Guy eight-cylinder Car.
Below the old cellar head.
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